SBCC’s Express to Success Program Wins Award
SBCC’s Express to Success Program, geared toward helping low-income and under-represented students who struggle in math and English, received a major statewide award for Best Practices in Student Equity.
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Recent Stories
Sacred Shinto Dance and Music Come to UCSB
In a rare U.S. appearance, the Kagura Ensemble of Japan’s Chichibu Shrine will perform at the MultiCultural Center Theater on Saturday, November 3.
Other Lives, Lindsey Stirling Bring the Strings
We’re pre-gaming this year’s New Noise Music Festival and Conference with two can’t-miss shows at SOhO.
Globe Theatre Hamlet
The Globe Theatre has created a version of Hamlet that’s rough-and-ready, travels well, and is as easy to understand as it is to appreciate.
KDB Reports: Madame Butterfly Lands in Santa Barbara
Love, honor, and tragedy combine in Puccini’s timeless opera, Madame Butterfly.
Oak in a Box
The people of this county spoke up years ago: They wanted our oak trees protected. County government responded with an ordinance to protect the oaks, and has fooled everyone with the illusion that this is happening, but it’s not.
Melchiori Construction: Blueprint for Bankruptcy
The familial rise and fall of a South Coast powerhouse.
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President Barack Obama (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey).
Frankenfood Freak-Out
Should genetically modified products be labeled?
Andrew L. Jackson, 1958-2012
The passionate and graceful way Andrew played brought joy to others, and that fueled his creativity in return.
